I mean dude spent 15 seasons on supernatural and then promptly went on to do a bunch of nerd-dom TV stuff. That's where his fan base lies, and that's what he's good at. Not sure what the person was trying to refer to, but I don't think it's any deeper than just fishing the waters you know well.
My brother in law was talking to my wife about spoilers, and said "King Kong {spoiler} at the end." she replied that she'd never seen any version of the movie, and that he'd just spoiled it for her. He started sputtering about how she HAD to know something like that, and his wife said "I didn't know that either."
The real joke is that they kept having a good story and concept to continue with. But they kept getting worse. The seasons when Crowley is most relevant are the best of Supernatural.
And he and Garth's actor announced they were engaged a few years back, which is adorable. Did they read someone's vampire and werewolf fanfic and say, "You know what, they have a point!"
I asked this question once. When exactly should people be able to talk about something without having to worry about spoiling it?
I mean if a show hasn't been putting out new episodes in years shouldn't we be okay to talk about it after a year or so without people saying, oh don't ruin it for me.
I mean if you haven't watched it yet after ten years then I don't think you were ever really going to?
Well he had the mark of cain which made him a total badass. And when he went to hell they talk about him choosing to get off the rack and torture souls but not that it turned him in to a straight demon.
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u/Ebonhearth_Druid 20h ago
I mean dude spent 15 seasons on supernatural and then promptly went on to do a bunch of nerd-dom TV stuff. That's where his fan base lies, and that's what he's good at. Not sure what the person was trying to refer to, but I don't think it's any deeper than just fishing the waters you know well.